2026 United States of Robloxia congressional election
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House of Representatives
David Baszucki 2014 Presidential Portrait
Leader David Baszucki Alex Bloxer Katherine Graham
Party Corporatist Party New Voldex Party Progressive Party
Leader since May 11, 2014 May 25, 2025 March 21, 2026
Seats won TBD TBD TBD
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Peakala Harris 2024 Portrait
Leader Michael Wallace Peakala Harris Pablo Smith
Party Robloxian Conservative Party Robloxian Reform Party For Cities
Leader since September 23, 2018 January 18, 2024 November 3, 2022
Seats won TBD TBD TBD
Seats change TBD TBD TBD
Popular vote TBD TBD TBD
Percentage TBD TBD TBD
CommunistPartyRobloxiaIcon
Leader Unknown
Party Communist Party Robloxia
Leader since Unknown
Seats won TBD
Seats change TBD
Popular vote TBD
Percentage TBD
Senate
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Party Corporatist Party New Voldex Party Progressive Party
Seats won TBD TBD TBD
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Percentage TBD TBD TBD
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For . Cities 20260703 130907 0000
Party Robloxian Conservative Party Robloxian Reform Party For Cities
Seats won TBD TBD TBD
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Leader Unknown
Party Communist Party Robloxia
Leader since Unknown
Seats won TBD
Seats change TBD
Popular vote TBD
Percentage TBD
Majority before: Progressive (Senate)
Lime Party, New Voldex Party, and non-partisan (House of Representatives)

Majority after: TBD

The 2026 Robloxia Congressional Elections will take place on November 3, 2026.

Background

Before July 3, 2026, the 2026 Robloxia Congressional Elections offered plans for a Robloxian Congress to be representative of the six political parties that dominated Robloxian politics.

On July 3, 2026, the For Cities Party emerged out of obscurity and started to enter the congressional races as a centrist political party as an attempt to divide up the Progressive Party's monopolistic centrist position. However, the For Cities party interfered with the Communist Party Robloxia's congressional race, causing it to lose dominance in Robloxian politics. Enraged, the Communist Party Robloxia fought back harder. Eventually, a political equilibrium state was reached, and both political parties had equal support. As a result, there were now seven political parties that could appear in a Robloxia Congressional Election. At that time, prediction markets predicted there was a near-impossible probability that the For Cities Party could even manage to secure one congressional seat due to the infancy of the party and relative obscurity of the political party until that day, despite the political party being founded in February 6, 1982. As a result, it became a common meme to point and laugh at the For Cities Party as a minor political party due it to being not as notable as the major six, and a variant of a meme emerged. That became known as the "if you love centrism so much why don't you join progressives" meme, pointing out that the party is a duplicate of an existing party and that the For Cities party should merge with the Progressive Party ideology to restore the six major political parties of Robloxia. Currently, the Progressive Party people are fearing that the For Cities Party would actually strip away their centrist monopoly.

Participants

Official participants
Political Party Abbreviation Political Side Leader
Corporatist COR Far-right David Baszucki
New Voldex Party NVP Center-right Alex Bloxer
Progressive PRO Center Katherine Graham
Conservative RCP Right-wing Michael Wallace
Reform RRP Center-left Peakala Harris
For Cities FC Center Pablo Smith
Communist Party Robloxia COM Far-left Unknown